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NZ Plants
Pomaderris apetala - tainui
Family: Rhamnaceae
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Branch
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Stem, stipule
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Stem hairs
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Leaf, upper surface
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Leaf upper surface hairs
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Leaf, lower surface
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Leaf lower surface hairs
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Flower arrangement
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Flower, side view
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Flower, top view
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Pomaderris apetala is a sprawling perennial shrub with oval leathery leaves with wrinkled surface and a dense covering of hairs underneath.
Found only in localised areas in the middle to upper North Island. Also found in Australia.
Vegetative characteristics |
Reproductive characteristics |
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Plant form: shrub up to 4 m |
Flower symmetry: symmetric |
Flower size: 5 mm diam. |
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Leaf form: undivided, narrow elliptic |
Sepals: 5, pale yellow |
Leaf size: 50-100 mm |
Petals: 0 |
Leaf arrangement: singly along stem |
Sexuality: bisexual |
Leaf attachment: stipule |
Stamens: 5 |
Leaf margin: toothed |
Ovary: above petals |
Leaf surface: wrinkled leaf surface; hairs |
Fruit: dry |